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Why is the period between this solar eclipse and the next special according to astrology?
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This period is marked by significant astrological alignments like the Kala Sarpa Yoga, where all planets are positioned between Rahu and Ketu. Such formations create auspicious conditions for spiritual pursuits like meditation, enlightenment, and power manifestation, making it a conducive time for inner growth.
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What is the astrological alignment of the planets during this solar eclipse?
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The planetary positions during this solar eclipse include Kala Sarpa Yoga due to all planets being locked between Rahu and Ketu. Additionally, there are exaltations and debilitation patterns such as Shukra in Swakshetra, Budha in Mithuna, Shani in Makara, and Guru transforming into Neecha Bhanga Raja Yogam, making it a powerful time for spiritual practices.
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Why is the period from June 21 to December 14, 2020, significant for spiritual practices?
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The period between June 21 and December 14, 2020, is significant due to the cosmic alignment, including a Kala Sarpa Yogam, where all celestial bodies are bounded between Rao and Ketu. This alignment creates a conducive environment for spiritual practices, enlightenment, and power manifestation. The cosmos supports the spiritual flow intensely during this period.
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What measures should be taken due to the effects of the solar eclipse observed on June 21, 2020?
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During such cosmic events like a solar eclipse coupled with Amavasya, as observed on June 21, 2020, I advised careful measures for physical health, particularly protecting the heart, lungs, and upper body, as these areas might be influenced. I emphasized the importance of focusing inwardly and engaging in meditation and spiritual practices.
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What is the significance of the specified period for spiritual growth?
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From now to December 14, 2020, it is described as a very intense period for enlightenment. During this time, energies are aligned favorably for building all aspects of conscious growth, such as the State, Space, Being, and Powers of Paramashiva within oneself.
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How should one prepare before receiving an initiation?
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One should settle down peacefully and without restlessness, surrender to the moment, and open oneself to the initiation process. Preparation helps align one’s consciousness to receive the full benefit of the initiation.
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Why are the sung Pathigams significant in this context?
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The Pathigams sung by Jnanasambandhar and Thirunavukkarasar are significant because they invoke divine grace and protection, as well as showcase the power of devotion in transmuting challenging circumstances.
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Can you share insights into how ancient saints healed people from poison through their spiritual practices?
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Both Jnanasambandhar and Thirunavukkarasar have demonstrated extraordinary miracles through their devotion and spiritual mastery. Jnanasambandhar, by singing a Pathigam in Thirupurambiyam, effectively removed snake poison, and Thirunavukkarasar's Devara Pathigam not only did the same but also resurrected a child bitten by a snake. These saintly beings manifest the boundless grace and power of the divine. To connect with such divine energy, it is important to cultivate devotion, integrity, and spiritual practices.
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What practices can one follow to connect with deities such as Maha Ganapati, Maha Bhairava, and Garuda for healing?
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To connect with Maha Ganapati, Maha Bhairava, and Garuda for healing, begin by bowing down to them with a sincere heart and chanting their mantras. For Maha Ganapati, chant 'Om Maha Ganapataye Namaha'; for Maha Bhairava, chant 'Om Maha Bhairavaya Namaha'; and for Garuda, chant 'Om Garudaya Namaha'. These deities bless us with the cosmic powers required for healing and protection. Additionally, sitting straight and meditating on their divine forms in silence enhances the connection and invokes their grace.
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How can we detox our body or the body of others from poisons?
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By chanting the specially initiated mantra and remembering Maha Ganapati, Maha Bhairava, Garuda, and Guru, one can detox oneself or others, including animals and trees, from poisons. The power lies in the connection and initiation received.
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What should one do immediately after receiving a spiritual initiation?
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After receiving a spiritual initiation, one should rest and avoid engaging in any activity. This allows the awakened ecstatic and transformative energy to settle into their system.
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What responsibility do Hindus hold in solving global crises according to Swamiji?
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Hindus hold the responsibility to provide solutions to global crises, even if they are not the direct cause of these issues. Hinduism has historically provided solutions for humanity during times of crises, leveraging the profound knowledge preserved in its scriptures.
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How has Hinduism preserved knowledge of past global events?
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Hinduism has documented events of past calamities and the solutions for recovery in the eighteen Puranas and Upapuranas. These texts serve as cosmic histories, not mere mythologies, providing guidance for rebuilding and resilience.
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Why is Hinduism considered a vital contributor to human crisis solutions?
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Hinduism has a history of providing solutions to crises humanity has faced throughout time. As a civilization that has seen and recovered from catastrophic events multiple times, Hinduism preserves ancient knowledge on how to rebuild and thrive. This knowledge forms part of its scriptures and traditions, reflecting its resilience and its role as a solution provider for humanity.
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What does Hinduism offer during a global crisis?
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During global crises, Hinduism offers its ancient and proven knowledge preserved in its scriptures and practices. It details how past crises were addressed and civilizations were rebuilt. This unique repository of knowledge makes Hinduism a valuable resource in finding sustainable solutions for mankind.
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What is the significance of Hinduism being the oldest knowledge tradition?
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Hinduism, as the oldest living knowledge tradition, encompasses a wealth of wisdom on handling crises, whether they be pandemics, natural calamities, or global challenges. This tradition has preserved clear manuals and guidance, deeply rooted in cosmic and binary logic, that can teach us how to navigate and even transcend difficulties regardless of their nature.
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Are the events described in Hindu Puranas historical facts or mythologies?
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The Puranas are historical documents, not mythology. They provide substantial records of significant events, such as the story of Manu surviving the deluge and restarting civilization, which illustrates the profound history embedded in these scriptures.
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How does cosmic logic relate to the current global issues like pandemics?
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Cosmic logic, referred to as Karma, explains why we face certain situations, while Dharma provides the solutions. For global issues such as pandemics, understanding the cosmic logic behind them and aligning with Dharma can reveal meaningful solutions that address both the cause and its resolution.
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How should Hindus view their Puranas and historical texts?
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Puranas and other Hindu texts should be approached with the understanding that they are historical documents and not merely mythology. This perspective allows us to learn valuable lessons and insights from them, relevant even to present-day situations.
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What should we understand about the Hindu approach to solving problems?
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Hinduism emphasizes the importance of looking into the root of a problem rather than seeking superficial or temporary solutions. By understanding the source, one can find a complete and ultimate remedy.
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What precautionary advice does Swamiji offer regarding measures for protection?
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It is important to follow the precautionary guidelines provided by local governments sincerely and strictly. Such guidelines are crucial for immediate protection and prevention.
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What does Hinduism teach about addressing overwhelming problems?
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Hinduism emphasizes looking into the root cause of any problem, regardless of its overwhelming nature, rather than relying on superficial solutions. This approach ensures that the solution is permanent and complete.
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What is the permanent solution contrasted against precautionary methods in the context of pandemics?
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Precautionary methods like quarantine are essential for immediate short-term protection against pandemics. However, they should not be mistaken for permanent solutions. A thorough self-reflection and understanding of the root issues leading to such crises is the path to a lasting resolution.
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What lifestyle does Swamiji recommend to support ecological balance and health?
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I strongly advocate for a plant-based diet and lifestyle. It is essential to shift to a harmonious way of living that respects all beings and recognizes the interconnectedness of life on Earth.
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Why is adopting a plant-based lifestyle emphasized as essential for the planet?
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Adopting a plant-based lifestyle is essential because it recognizes the interdependence of all beings on Earth. We are not here to exploit but to coexist harmoniously. Our current practices, driven by greed and comfort, have led to significant environmental destruction, species loss, and unsustainable lifestyles. Both cosmic and binary logic suggest that animal-based lifestyles, involving exploitation of animals for food or luxury, are neither ethical nor sustainable.
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What consequences have arisen from human exploitation of nature?
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Since the rise of human civilization, we have caused the loss of 83% of wild mammals, 80% of marine mammals, 50% of plants, and 15% of fish species. This exploitation for comfort, luxury, and greed disregards environmental balance, finite resources, and the lives of other species.
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Why is an animal-based lifestyle considered unsustainable and ethically incorrect according to cosmic and binary logic?
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An animal-based lifestyle, which involves using animals for products such as meat, cosmetics, or clothing, is not sustainable nor ethically correct. This is due to the immense environmental impact, such as the use of freshwater, degradation of rangelands, and human-induced greenhouse gas emissions. Moreover, the unnecessary suffering inflicted upon animals contradicts principles of compassion and harmony imbued in cosmic and binary logic.
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What is the message you wish Hindus to adopt regarding lifestyle trends?
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I encourage Hindus to serve as an example across the world by shifting towards a nature-based lifestyle, which honors the principles of aparigraha (non-possession) and asteya (non-stealing). This involves stepping away from consumeristic and animal-based lifestyles and adopting a way of living that respects all forms of life and is in harmony with nature.
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Why is consumerism considered unsustainable and detrimental in a spiritual context?
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Consumerism is a culture driven by modern mass media that promotes a lifestyle centered on excessive consumption and material pursuits. This behavior is unsustainable because it fosters overexploitation of natural resources and leads to environmental degradation. Furthermore, from a spiritual perspective, consumerism detracts from living in harmony with nature and adhering to principles of Aparigraha (non-possessiveness) and Asteya (non-stealing). It creates a delusion that equates material accumulation with life’s success, enslaving humanity to a cycle of unsustainable and unethical living.
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What principles does Hinduism offer for a sustainable lifestyle?
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Hinduism teaches the principles of Aparigraha, which is non-possessiveness or living with minimal needs, and Asteya, which translates to non-stealing. These principles guide humans to reduce consumption, respect life, and live in harmony with the environment and other beings. Embracing these values supports a sustainable and ethical lifestyle.
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How does modern media influence the perception of progress and lifestyle?
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Modern mass media often combines the genuine achievements of science and technology with the consumeristic culture, presenting them as a unified concept of a progressive lifestyle. This causes people to associate advancement with material overconsumption, leading to a misaligned view of progress.
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Why should we differentiate between consumeristic lifestyle and traditional wisdom in the context of human progress?
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Modern-day society often merges the achievements of science and technology with consumeristic ideals, presenting this combination as a progressive lifestyle. However, Hinduism offers profound knowledge about various realms of existence, such as consciousness, physics, and biology, distinct from consumerist tendencies. By discerning and separating these two, one can appreciate sustainable living and avoid misleading and unsustainable practices.
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What are the principles of Aparigraha and Asteya, and why are they essential?
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Aparigraha means living minimally, without excessive attachments to possessions. Asteya, non-stealing, implies not taking what is not yours, including the exploitation of animals for luxury or sustenance beyond necessity. By embodying these principles, one aligns closer to ethical living and sustainability.
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How does adopting a plant-based diet contribute to sustainability and respect for all life?
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The water and energy required to produce meat, such as beef, are significantly higher than those for plant-based foods like tomatoes. Choosing plant-based nutrition avoids wastage and respects the lives of animals, meeting the principles of Aparigraha and Asteya.
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Why do you advocate for adopting a non-meat-based diet?
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Humanity must learn the principles of Asteya (non-stealing) and Aparigraha (non-possessiveness). Life and resources should not be wasted for the sake of taste or luxury. Studies show that producing one kilogram of beef requires 15,000 liters of fresh water, whereas a kilogram of tomatoes requires significantly less. This indicates that a meat-based lifestyle is not only non-sustainable but also suicidal for humanity.
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When is it justified to exercise the ability to kill?
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The ability to kill is justified only in situations where your life is in direct, immediate danger, like in the case of self-defense. Beyond that, the capacity to kill should never be used for food, luxury, or any other non-essential purposes. Exercising non-violence as a life principle is vital for the well-being of humanity and the planet.
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Why should humanity adopt non-violence as a lifestyle?
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Non-violence should become our inherent lifestyle because our ability to kill is a responsibility, not a right to be misused. Using it casually, especially for food or luxuries, increases pain and suffering in the world. Humanity must respect all forms of life and live harmoniously with the environment, adopting sustainable and non-violent practices.
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When is it morally acceptable to defend oneself through killing?
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It is only morally acceptable to defensively use lethal force if one's life is in immediate and direct danger. For example, when an animal poses an imminent threat to your life, in such situations, self-defense is justified.
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How does consuming animal products contribute to karmic pollution?
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By consuming animal products, even if one does not directly kill the animal, they contribute to the act by creating demand for it. Paying someone else to kill reifies this action into another layer of karma, contributing not only to environmental degradation but also to the collective suffering and karmic burden.
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What is the proposed solution towards a sustainable and ethical lifestyle?
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Building self-sustaining and nature-friendly agriculture-based communities all over the world is the proposed solution. If trends of organic, vegetarian, life-based communities are set worldwide, they would serve as models for sustainable and ethical living.
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Why is living a vegetarian lifestyle important for both the environment and spirituality?
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When you engage in killing animals or partake in a lifestyle dependent on animal products, you pollute the world not only through logic but also on a cosmic, karmic level. Pain and suffering caused to animals influence the ecosystem, leading to imbalances. A meat-based lifestyle is harmful not just to the environment but also to the harmony of life as envisioned by the cosmic order.
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What is the responsibility of humanity towards planet Earth?
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The Earth is entrusted to humanity; it is not owned exclusively by us. Let us awaken to the fact that preserving and protecting the planet for future generations is crucial. By adopting lifestyle changes, such as vegetarianism and self-sustaining habits, humanity can repair the damage done and sustain the delicate balance of our ecosystem before it's too late.
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What is Swamiji's vision for Hindus and humanity regarding sustainable living?
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I urge all Hindus, and humanity at large, to establish self-sustaining, nature-friendly, agriculture-based communities that follow a vegetarian and non-violent lifestyle. These model communities will showcase sustainable, enlightened living to the world and inspire others to adopt lifestyles in harmony with the cosmos.
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What should Hindus do to contribute towards the world's problems according to your teachings?
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I have proposed that Hindus, if interested in a permanent solution to the world's problems, initiate and live in Kailasa communities worldwide. These communities should focus on agriculture, vegetarianism, non-violence, and self-sustainability while following cosmic logic, distinct from consumeristic ideals propagated by mass media.
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What are your views on the effects of mass media and consumerism on society?
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The modern mass media cult and consumeristic cult are intricately linked, promoting each other and deluding humanity into a false sense of successful life. These entities are like modern demons, sustaining each other while misleading people from the true path of non-violence and minimalism.
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Why is vegetarianism and a non-consumeristic lifestyle important?
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Living a vegetarian and non-consumeristic lifestyle aligns with the principles of non-violence and minimizes harming animals and nature. This is essential to adhere to Dharma and rectify the consequences of our collective actions.
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What is the proposed method for demonstrating the efficacy of these spiritual principles?
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By establishing model Kailasa communities that follow cosmic logic, non-violence, and sustainable living, we can demonstrate the success of harmonious principles to the world, showcasing their benefits as opposed to promoting through materialistic allure.
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Why is it important to adopt a non-violent lifestyle and create model communities?
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Adopting a non-violent lifestyle and creating model communities is crucial for reversing the karma caused by the consumeristic and exploitative behaviors that pervade modern human life. By establishing such communities, we not only showcase a sustainable and harmonious way of living but also inspire and educate others to adopt similar practices, ultimately leading to a more balanced and healthier planet.
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What is the purpose of establishing model communities according to Hindu principles?
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The purpose is to create sustainable communities based on cosmic logic, non-violence, minimalism, and other Dharmic principles. These communities serve as examples of natural, eco-friendly, and harmonious living that align with spiritual values.
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What issues are caused by the consumeristic culture?
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Consumeristic culture promotes unsustainable living and contributes to disconnection from nature and spirituality. It also contributes to issues like environmental degradation and societal imbalance.
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How can we overcome the influence of consumeristic and mass media brainwashing?
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To overcome the brainwashing of the consumeristic cult and the mass media cult, it is essential to focus on creating and participating in sustainable, nature-friendly, eco-friendly communities based on cosmic logic and values such as non-violence and non-stealing. I encourage everyone to start discussions and initiatives to establish such model Kailasa ecosystems worldwide as the permanent Dharmic solution.
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What is the vision for establishing Kailasa ecosystems?
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The vision for Kailasa ecosystems is to create spaces that radiate Integrity, Authenticity, Responsibility, Enriching, and Causing, aligned with the State, Space, Powers, Being, Superconsciousness, and Kailasa of Paramashiva. These places embody the principles of cosmic logic, non-violence, and sustainable living, serving as model communities for humanity.
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What is the role of the intangible aspects in one's life according to spiritual wisdom?
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The intangible aspects form a significant part of one's life, comprising up to ninety-nine percent of existence. They play an essential role in logic, emotions, and the functioning of both mind and body. Recognizing and understanding these aspects is foundational to a fulfilled life.
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What is the science of the intangible existence referred to as?
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The science of the intangible but definitive part of existence is called Dharma, and the applied science of this intangible existence is referred to as Agama.
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What constitutes the largest part of one's existence, according to Swamiji?
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The intangible part constitutes ninety-nine percent of one's existence, while the tangible part is merely one percent. Recognizing and embracing the intangible aspect enriches our understanding and experience of life.
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How does fasting influence one's conscious experience?
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Fasting acts as a tool to embed powerful cognitions into the deepest consciousness. For instance, when you fast with a higher purpose or cognition in mind, such as devotional fasting, this purposeful intention influences even your subconscious representations, like dreams.
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Why is fasting considered beneficial in Hindu practices?
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Fasting, as a practice, helps purify both the tangible and intangible components of our existence. It is a process of self-purification for the system we carry.
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How does the intangible play a role in human life?
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Intangible aspects, though not physically perceivable, play a definitive role in shaping our inner space and existence. Exploring and understanding these aspects is a part of human growth.
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What are the intangible components of life and how can they be engaged?
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Human beings grow as they understand, explore, and experience the intangible components of life and the Cosmos. Fasting is one such method through which the tangible and intangible components of one's existence can be purified, thereby enhancing life.
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How does the presence of toxins affect one's mental state?
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Even small amounts of toxins in one's system can cause irritation and make one feel negative emotions, regardless of external circumstances or successes.
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What is the reason behind the unique ability of the physician in the story?
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The physician in the story was given supernatural knowledge of medicine by Yamadharma himself. However, Yamadharma also instructed the physician that if ever he saw him (Yamadharma) near a patient, he must not treat that patient as the patient's life was destined to end.
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Why is it significant to move to a peaceful environment according to spiritual traditions?
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From time immemorial, Rishis and Sages have moved to forests and secluded places away from societal influences. This is because being in a space of absolute peace and freedom allows one to align deeply with one's inner truth and manifest the highest spiritual potential. It facilitates a setting where disruptions are minimized, enabling intense self-reflection and spiritual breakthroughs.
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How is connecting to Paramashiva described in terms of personal experience?
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Connecting to Paramashiva, oneness, and devotion is described as an intangible yet definitive experience. Much like certain pleasures or pain that might be intangible yet definitive, this connection offers a definitive experience of power manifestation and even enlightenment.
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What is the purpose of moving to peaceful environments according to spiritual practices?
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Rishis and sages have historically moved to forests away from humanity to immerse themselves in spaces of absolute peace and freedom. These conditions are conducive to manifesting the highest powers and offering spiritual contributions to humanity.
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What is the result of making oneself available to Paramashiva and Parashakti?
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When one makes themselves available to Paramashiva and Parashakti, not only do they begin to heal and thereby assist the world, but their being also starts manifesting all powers of Paramashiva. This process benefits all involved – the individual, the world, and even the universe.
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How can one make themselves available for Paramashiva and Parashakti to manifest through them?
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To make oneself available for Paramashiva and Parashakti to manifest through them, one must allow the divine energy to work through their being. By surrendering to the divine cosmic energy and embracing practices like meditation, fasting, and maintaining spiritual integrity, one opens up their being for Paramashiva and Parashakti to express their infinite intelligence and healing energy through them. This is a state where the individual transcends the boundaries of ego and becomes a vessel for higher consciousness, benefiting both themselves and the world.
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What is the significance of Pachai Pattini Viratham in self-purification?
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Participating in Pachai Pattini Viratham is significant for self-purification as it initiates a transformative internal process. This practice cleanses the body of stored toxins and unnecessary fat through deep detoxification. By going through this divine discipline, one not only benefits physically but also aligns spiritually with the divine energy, making oneself available as a conduit for divine manifestations.
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What is the distinction between hunger and acidity, and how do they affect our behavior?
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Hunger is a natural aspect of life, driven by jatharagni, the internal fire that governs digestion, while acidity is a physical reaction that can trigger irritation and anger. One should learn to appreciate the purity of hunger without falling into the irritation patterns triggered by acidity. By recognizing this difference, one can manage their reactions more effectively and stay composed.
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What is the benefit of learning to enjoy hunger?
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When you learn to enjoy hunger without being swayed by anger or irritation triggered by acidity, you experience Jatharagni, the pure transformative fire. This leads to self-purification and a sense of liberation.
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How can purification of the body lead to a higher experience?
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When the body undergoes self-purification and processes such as fasting, it begins to sustain itself and experiences a kind of inner harmony. This can lead to the generation of 'Amritattva'—the nectar of immortality—a profound and divine pleasure.
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What is the relationship between hunger and spiritual growth?
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Hunger, when experienced correctly, can transform into an experiential purification process that leads to deeper experiences. It is said that the divine sensation of amritattva, the nectar of immortality, manifests when the body consumes itself in the processes of self-cleansing. Developing the capacity to embrace the sensation of hunger without succumbing to irritation or patterns is key to such growth.
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What is the immortality process you mentioned?
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The immortality process involves making the body participate in deep purification cycles, such as consuming itself while being nourished through pure herbs and divinely aligned mental states. This is a powerful alchemical process, which requires intense focus, a peaceful mind, and the feeling of being nurtured by cosmic energies to reveal one's immortal essence.
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What is the essence of immorality according to your teachings?
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Immortality lies in achieving a harmonious state of being. When your body undergoes self-purification and you embody the divine presence of Paramashiva and Parashakti, the essence of immortality can manifest. This involves cultivating absolute peace, shedding life-negative thoughts, and fostering an unwavering sense of protection and security.
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How can the herbal alchemy process for immortality be effective according to you?
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The herbal alchemy processes I have developed require an environment of absolute peace and a mindset filled with positivity and trust. Only when one's body is stable and one feels protected in the divine lap of Parashakti, can the herbs work effectively, facilitating a transformation that leads to the manifestation of immortality.
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What is the significance of the Pachai Pattini Viratham you mentioned?
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The Pachai Pattini Viratham plays a crucial role in purifying the body, fostering the manifestation of Paramashiva and Parashakti, and ultimately preparing you to receive the science of immortality. By participating in this viratham, your body learns to eat itself in a regenerative way, enhancing spiritual and physical well-being.
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What does practicing Pachai Pattini Viratham achieve?
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Practicing Pachai Pattini Viratham helps purify one's body, enabling it to channel the presence of Paramashiva and Parashakti. When this divine manifestation occurs, it heals the practitioner and contributes to the welfare of the world. It also prepares the practitioner for higher spiritual experiences, including the realization of immortality.
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What transformation occurs in the body during the process of achieving immortality?
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When the body enters a state where it consumes itself without triggering life-negative emotions such as acidity, anger, or irritation, and starts inducing life-positive states such as pleasure and bliss, the process of generating Amritattva, or the nectar of immortality, begins. This alchemy transforms the physical system, leading to the creation and maintenance of an immortal state.
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What is the significance of experiencing hunger as a life-positive sensation according to you?
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When hunger triggers pleasure, orgasm, and life-positive experiences, it indicates that the chemistry of immortality, Amritattva, has awakened in your system. This phenomenon releases a conscious prana that heals and regenerates the body.
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Could you explain the concept of conscious prana and its role in the body?
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Conscious prana is the highest energy released within the body when it eats itself and rejuvenates. It acts as a catalyst for healing and regeneration, potentially leading to immortality as it continuously rebuilds the body.
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What is the science behind immortality that you describe?
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The science behind immortality involves experiencing the profound state of existing unclutched, wherein hunger and natural bodily processes produce immense pleasure and Amritattva, the nectar of immortality. This leads to rejuvenation and healing.
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What happens to rudraksha beads that touch your body?
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Whenever a rudraksha touches my body, it becomes charged with bio-energy that embodies the alchemy science. Each one turns potent enough to grow into a rudraksha tree and to carry the transformative energy for spiritual enlightenment.
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How do offerings to Parashakti benefit the body?
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Offerings such as panakam, when presented to Parashakti, may seem intangible but create definitive experiences. Panakam becomes a powerful lubrication that allows the body to purify itself and release Paramashiva prana, enabling a profound transformational process.
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Can the consecrated state of offerings alter their effects?
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Absolutely. Food items such as the Tirupati laddu, once offered to deities like Venkateshwara, acquire a distinctly higher spiritual quality that is palpable and transformative. The same principle applies to offerings made to other deities.
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What is the spiritual significance of offering food to deities?
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Offering food to deities, like offering panakam to Parashakti, holds the profound spiritual significance of transforming the food into a powerful sacred alchemy that enhances the experience and benefits when consumed. As I explained, 'it may look very intangible but it is a definitive experience.'
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What is the purpose of the Pachai Pattini Vratham in spiritual practice?
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The purpose of the Pachai Pattini Vratham is to allow the body to purify itself through a fasting process that releases powerful conscious prana, or Paramashiva prana. It is also a preparatory spiritual practice for receiving the being of Paramashiva into one's life.
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Can you elaborate on the difference in taste between food offered to deities and food not offered?
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Yes, I can clearly perceive the difference in taste between food offered to deities and food not offered. For example, the taste of Tirupati laddu changes after it is offered to Lord Venkateshwara, becoming imbued with a distinct sacred quality.
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What is the purpose of observing Pachai Pattini Vratham?
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Pachai Pattini Vratham is a powerful spiritual alchemy process for Parashakti to manifest within all of us. It helps prepare us to receive the being of Paramashiva intensely.
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What is the significance of reciting mantras and receiving Deeksha during an initiation process?
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Reciting mantras and receiving Deeksha aligns oneself with the grace of Paramashiva, connects to the divine, and initiates transformations in one's spiritual journey, including realization, Kundalini awakening, and power manifestation.
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Why is Sri Amitabh Bachchan's contribution to Hinduism acknowledged?
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Sri Amitabh Bachchan is acknowledged for his important contribution to Hinduism as there is a small semblance of respect for Hindu culture left in Bollywood because of him and his team's efforts. His influence upholds the awareness of Hindu cultural values.
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What are we chanting the Paramashiva Dhyana Mantra for?
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We chant the Paramashiva Dhyana Mantra to offer healing to all individuals, including those specifically mentioned, and to pray for the recovery of everyone affected by challenges, in this case, the COVID-19 pandemic.
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What is the purpose of practicing unclutching during times of turmoil?
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Unclutching helps in maintaining inner stability and clarity during external chaos. By consciously disconnecting from the overwhelming thoughts and emotions, you create space for inner peace and resilience. This practice is a great gift for yourself and others, especially during times of uncertainty, as it fosters mental and emotional strength.
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What preparations did you make for your devotees to face challenging times?
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Over the years, I have been preparing my devotees for such times by encouraging practices like meditation, yoga, and digital-based work while being in a contained environment. This helped establish a mental and physical discipline that has proven invaluable during periods of extended isolation, like the current global situation.
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How does training in a disciplined routine benefit during times of crisis?
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Training in a disciplined routine prepares you to handle challenges like quarantine with mental ease and stability. It minimizes the impact of sudden lifestyle changes by creating adaptable habits that support resilience and growth even in confinement.
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What is the practice Swamiji recommends to navigate through challenging times in the world?
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I sincerely recommend all of you to practice more and more Unclutching in a deep way. It is the greatest gift you can give to yourself and to others during challenging times.
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How did Swamiji prepare his Sangha for the challenges of the pandemic?
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I trained My Kailasavasis through organized spiritual routines, quarantine-like practices, and extensive self-sufficiency training. This included working on vertical gardens, renewable energy, and water conservation to make the communities completely self-sustaining. This preparation ensured that they were resilient and celebrated life even during the pandemic.
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Why does an organized lifestyle lead to a state aligned with divine nature?
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I emphasize that living an organized life mirrors the divine qualities. In Deva Loka, the abode of Gods, organization is a standard way of life. While there can be minor exceptions, the predominant experience is of harmony and order. This alignment with the Universe's rhythm establishes a connection with the divine and elevates one into a state of consciousness that resonates with the divine qualities.
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What advice was given for sustaining oneself during challenging times?
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I have guided the Kailasavasis to focus on creating self-sustaining ecosystems, including vertical gardening for food, establishing water and energy independence through rainwater harvesting and solar power, and adhering to a disciplined, organized spiritual lifestyle. This preparedness enables not just physical survival but mental resilience, avoiding breakdowns under pressure like the Pandemic Fatigue experienced by many.
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What is a distinctive lifestyle that reflects the divine state according to Swamiji?
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When you perceive the Universe as organized, you align with the state of Deva, the Godly state. Living an organized lifestyle reflects this divine state, unlike perceiving chaos which aligns with a demon-like state.
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Why is being part of Kailasa emphasized as important during these challenging times?
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Joining Kailasa provides an environment and guidance to adopt an enlightened, organized lifestyle that protects and prepares individuals to maintain balance and clarity during challenges like Pralaya. It is expressing and living consciously.
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What does perceiving the universe as chaos indicate about one's state?
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If you perceive the universe as chaos, you are in the state of a demon, devil, or Rakshasa. It means you are not aligned to the inherent organized nature of existence. Even events like Pralaya (deluge) showcase an intrinsic level of order in the cosmos.
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